Wilson Fisk

Wilson Fisk was born in Hell's Kitchen. At some point in his life, he encountered a traumatic experience, one that changed his life forever. In his mid-life, Fisk joined the 'New York crime crew', a secret crew that controlled all smuggling exports around the world. Fisk hired several henchmen to help him deliver his 'supplies' to Hell's Kitchen, and stop by an old friend. After delivering the drugs, he and his men went to a small apartment, and killed a man who fled from the crew. The son watched as his father was murdered. Years later, Fisk joined groups with ROXXON, a department that phazed through the Police and seemed to be in control next to S.H.I.E.L.D., only this was a cover-up: ROXXON was a group that experimented on humans first to enhance human potential. Fisk used his henchmen to turn them into super-powered body guards, except for one, Norman Osborn, who decided he wanted to keep his intelligence and his 'normal' life instead of turning himself into a weapon he could not come out of. Instead, Osborn created OZ, a serum that could change human to genetic super-human without causing too much damage. His partner, Max Dillon, or Electro, experimented on Matt Murdock, the son of who's father was murdered. Murdock used his abilites to join with Spider-man, also subject to OZ, to stop Electro, beat down Kingpin, and with the help of the Ultimates, stop Osborn who turned into the Green Goblin.

Month's later, the Kingpin returned, but in jail. He tried to force Bruce Banner to turn into the Hulk to set them all free. Unfortunately, when Banner transformed into the Hulk, he knocked Fisk unconscious. Fisk did escape though, and went after Spider-man. Entering a fight between Spider-man, Electro, Doctor Octopus, and Venom, Fisk was able to shoot down Venom and Electro, leaving Doctor Octopus in shock of the event. Fisk then captured Spider-man, bringing him to a secret warehouse.

Fisk threatened Spider-man's life all throughout the capture. Venom returned though, and kicked Fisk down, knocking him out.

During World War Three, it was said that the bombings of America killed Fisk, although there is no proof of it.